The IR program proudly announces that the first-ever BS in International Relations batch has successfully defended their Final-Year research projects. This significant achievement marks a new chapter in academic journey of IR program. DSU extends heartfelt gratitude to the esteemed external examiners for their impartial assessment of each student’s work, expert opinion on their presentations and valuable guidelines to the students for future research contributions. The team of external examiners consisted of

1. Dr. Fatima Agha Shah, Head of the Social Sciences Department, Greenwich University, Karachi.
2. Dr. Rizwana Jabeen, Assistant Professor, International Relations Department, Federal Urdu University of Arts, Sciences & Technology.
3. Dr. Muhammad Mustafa Raza, Faculty Member, SZABIST University, Karachi.

We also acknowledge the invaluable guidance and support provided by othe dedicated research supervisors:

1. Dr. Samreen Bari, Assistant Professor, International Relations, DHA Suffa University
2. Dr. Sidra Ahmed, Assistant Professor, International Relations, DHA Suffa University
3. Ms. Sundus Basharat Ahmad, Lecturer, International Relations, DHA Suffa University

The research themes explored by the students were both diverse and impactful, covering critical topics such as:

1. China-Pakistan Economic Corridor (CPEC): Impacts on Human Development Sector of Pakistan
2. Impacts of Hindutva
3. Populism and Foreign Policy of India
4. Regional Security Delimma
5. 5. US-China strategic rivalry and it’s impact on Pakistan
6. Blue Economy: opportunities for Pakistan
7. Soft Power and South Korea
8. Russian Geopolitical Ambitions (Post Soviet Union)

Congratulations to all students for their hard work and dedication. This accomplishment is a testament to their commitment to academic excellence and research innovation. The IR program is looking forward to future contributions of it’s graduates to the field of International Relations.

Students from the Electrical Engineering Department visited KNIPOE, located adjacent to KANNUP, accompanied by faculty members Engr. Asif Gulraiz and Engr. Mohammad Owais. The students toured various labs to observe the different processes involved in a nuclear power plant. They also observed the operation of a simulated model of a nuclear power plant used for stability analysis. The visit proved highly beneficial for gaining insights into various industrial projects and complex engineering issues

We are pleased to announce that the Pakistan Engineering Council (PEC) conducted a reaccreditation visit for our Mechanical and Electrical Engineering Programs (intake batches 2020 onwards) held on 24-25 June 2024 has yielded a successful outcome.

The Convener, Engr. Zahid, expressed satisfaction with our infrastructure, program curriculum, and overall standards, recognizing our commitment to delivering high-quality engineering education.

We extend our gratitude to our faculty, staff, and students for their hard work and dedication in showcasing our programs’ strengths. This achievement reaffirms our institution’s dedication to producing competent engineers who will contribute meaningfully to the profession.

We look forward to continued excellence and growth in the years to come